This is part two of our series "How to Invest in a Volatile Market." Check out part one on creating a financial roadmap here.
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No matter what life stage you are in, investing successfully requires an evaluation of your risk tolerance. The more time you have for your money to grow (a.k.a., the younger you are), the more risk you can afford to take. On the other hand, if you are nearing retirement, safer investments are better because you won't have time to make up any losses the market doles out.
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